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Compare several campervan rental suppliers in Venice easily with Camper Champ. Campervanning is a popular way to explore northern Italy's Veneto region. Apart from Venice, major RV pickup locations include Milan, Rome and Florence.
Many travelers combine Venice with nearby destinations like Verona, Lake Garda or continue south to Tuscany. Cross-border trips into Austria, Slovenia and Croatia are also common from this strategic location.
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Map of Campervan Depots
- AAvis Explore — Venice Marco Polo Airport, Venice, Italy
- BIndie — Via delle Industrie 138, Zona Industriale Marcon, 30020 Marcon, Venice, Italy
- CMotorhomes Italy — Venice Marco Polo Airport, Venice, Italy
Driving an RV around Venice
- Venice is located on the A4 freeway between Milan and Trieste. The A57 beltway circles Mestre and provides quick access to the Alps or Adriatic beaches.
- The historic lagoon city does not allow cars. You must park your RV on the mainland or at Tronchetto island, then take a vaporetto water-bus into the city center.
- Mestre streets use ZTL limited traffic cameras. These cameras automatically fine any vehicle without a permit. Watch for signs and avoid restricted areas.
- Freeway tolls work with a ticket system. Take a ticket when you enter and pay when you exit. RVs under 3.5 metric tons (approx. 7,700 lbs) that are over 1.3 meters (approx. 4 ft 3 in) high at the front axle are Class B vehicles and pay higher rates than cars.
- Boondocking is generally prohibited and rules vary by municipality; fines can be high. You should use official campgrounds or Aree di Sosta areas designed for RVs.
- A guarded Park and Ride facility beside Mestre train station offers long-stay parking spaces. A fifteen-minute train or bus ride connects to Venice from there.
- Camping Fusina operates its own ferry service that reaches Venice in about fifteen minutes, making day trips convenient.
Places to Stay in an RV
| Site | Type | Distance to Venice City Center |
|---|---|---|
| Camping Fusina | Lagoon campground | ~15 min by ferry |
| Area Sosta Tronchetto | Urban RV parking | 300 meters to vaporetto pier |
Area di sosta (plural: Aree di sosta) is the Italian term for a basic RV parking area. These areas provide water, dump stations and charge a nightly fee of about €5–€20, depending on facilities and location.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is wild camping in an RV allowed in Italy?
Wild camping rules are determined by region, but it is generally prohibited in Italy, and fines can be heavy (€100-500). If unsure about a certain region check online or visit an information center.
There are plenty of campsites in Italy starting around €20 ($21 USD) per night
What kind of license do I need to drive an RV in Italy?
All drivers must have a current and full driver’s license to rent a vehicle.
For foreign licenses, an International Driving Permit is required. In addition, some companies require the driver to have held your license for a certain period of time (usually 1-3 years).












